Davis v. Bicknell
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtBraley, J.
The plaintiff and the testator Aril A. Wetherbee entered into a paroi agreement of partnership in August, 1894, which having been dissolved by his death February 11, 1919, this suit is for an accounting during the entire period, and a final settlement of the affairs of the firm. The plaintiff, a printer by trade, having established a small general jobbing business, agreed *354with Wetherbee, his brother-in-law, that a partnership should be formed, the capital to consist of the plaintiff’s machinery and stock in trade at a valuation of $2,495.71, while Wetherbee was to contribute $1,000 in cash,…
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